The syllabus includes all topics from Class 11 and 12 Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as per NCERT.
I-WIN provides a chapter-wise breakdown with weightage analysis and topic priority.

The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) is an engineering entrance exam conducted in two stages:

JEE Main – Conducted by NTA for admission into NITs, IIITs, and other centrally funded institutes.

JEE Advanced – Conducted by IITs for admission into IITs. Only students who qualify JEE Main are eligible for JEE Advanced.*

*To appear for JEE Main:

Students must have passed or be appearing for Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

There’s no age limit, but the student can attempt JEE Main for 3 consecutive years (2 attempts per year).*

*To appear for JEE Advanced:

The student must be in the top 2.5 lakh rank holders of JEE Main.

Maximum of 2 attempts in 2 consecutive years are allowed.*

*JEE Main Paper 1 (for B.E./B.Tech):

Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

Questions: 75 (25 per subject, out of 25,20 MCQ model and 5 integer type ,ideally all 25 questions should be answered )

Marks: 300 (4 for correct, -1 for wrong answer)*

JEE Main is usually conducted twice a year (January and April). Students can appear in both and the best score is considered for ranking.

Yes. NTA conducts JEE Main in selected foreign cities, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, etc.
I-WIN supports NRI and UAE-based students with region-specific guidance.

*JEE Main:

B.Tech, B.E. (Engineering)

B.Arch, B.Planning (via separate paper)*

*JEE Advanced:

Admission into IITs for B.Tech, Dual Degree, and Integrated M.Tech programs.*

Cutoffs vary by year and category. In general:

JEE Main Qualifying Marks (General): ~90–100

JEE Advanced Rank for Top IITs: Under 2,000

I-WIN provides personalized rank prediction and previous year cutoff tools for students.*

No

To be eligible for JEE Advanced, students must:

Appear for JEE Main and be among the top 2.5 lakh rank holders (all categories combined).

Fulfill age and academic qualification criteria (12th pass with PCM).

Not have attempted JEE Advanced more than twice

Once the JEE Main results are out, eligible students must:

Visit the official JEE Advanced portal

Log in using JEE Main credentials

Fill out the application form

Upload required documents

Pay the registration fee online

I-WIN provides step-by-step guidance for all students during this phase.

The following are typically required:

Class 10 certificate (for DOB proof)

Class 12 mark sheet or admit card (if appearing)

Category certificate (if applicable)

PwD/Scribe certificate (if applicable)

Passport-size photograph & signature

*JEE Advanced consists of 2 papers (Paper 1 & Paper 2) – both are compulsory.

Each paper is 3 hours, conducted in computer-based mode

Includes questions from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics

Includes MCQs, Numerical Answer Type (NAT), and Matrix Match

Marking scheme varies each year (includes full, partial, and negative marking)*

Yes. JEE Advanced is conducted in English and Hindi only. Students can select their preferred language while registering.

Yes. Selected international exam centers are available (e.g., Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, etc.). Students residing in the UAE can choose the foreign exam center while registering. I-WIN helps students from Gulf countries manage logistics and exam planning.

Results are declared on the official JEE Advanced website. Students must log in using their roll number, date of birth, and mobile number to access:

Marks and subject-wise performance

All India Rank (AIR)

Qualifying status for IIT admissions

Qualified students must register for JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) counselling. Through JoSAA, students can:

Fill preferences for IITs, NITs, IIITs

Participate in multiple rounds of seat allocation

Confirm admission by reporting to the allotted institute*

JoSAA handles seat allotment for IITs, NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs. The steps are:

Register online at the JoSAA portal

Fill and lock college/course choices

Check seat allotment results

Upload documents for verification

Pay seat acceptance fee and report to institute

I-WIN provides JoSAA Counselling Support for every student who qualifies.

At I-WIN, we offer:

Pre-Advanced Strategy & Preparation Plan

Test series matching JEE Advanced pattern

Daily doubt solving & performance tracking

One-on-one mentor sessions

Full assistance in registration, result access, and counseling (JoSAA, CSAB)

Special support for UAE-based students choosing foreign exam centers

IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology) and NITs (National Institutes of Technology) are India’s most prestigious engineering institutions.

IITs are autonomous institutes of national importance governed by the Ministry of Education, known for innovation, research, and global recognition.

NITs are centrally funded public technical institutes offering top-quality engineering education with strong placement records.

IITs – 23 institutes (including IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Madras, etc.)

NITs – 31 institutes (including NIT Trichy, NIT Surathkal, NIT Warangal, etc.)

Admission Process:

Step 1: Appear for JEE Main (for all engineering aspirants)

Step 2: To enter IITs, qualify JEE Main and appear for JEE Advanced

Step 3: Participate in JoSAA counseling for seat allotment in IITs (via JEE Advanced) and NITs (via JEE Main rank)

Yes, but only through JEE Advanced (for IITs) and JEE Main (for NITs). There are no separate NRI quotas in IITs and NITs (except for DASA scheme in NITs for foreign nationals and NRIs – see next question).

DASA (Direct Admission for Students Abroad) is a special admission scheme for:

NRI / OCI / Foreign students

Based on SAT Subject Test scores (till 2021), but now through JEE Main score

Only NITs, IIITs, and SPAs participate in DASA – not IITs. I-WIN provides dedicated support for DASA applications for Gulf and international students.

Generally, IITs have higher average packages and more international offers. However, top NITs (like Warangal, Trichy, Surathkal) also offer excellent placements in core, software, and R&D sectors.

Yes.

IITs: ₹2–2.5 Lakhs per year (tuition fee only)

NITs: ₹1.2–1.5 Lakhs per year

Fee waivers and scholarships are available based on category and income. I-WIN mentors assist in navigating all financial aid opportunities.

Yes. The JEE Main and Advanced syllabi are based on Class 11 & 12 (CBSE/NCERT) syllabus. However, JEE Advanced questions are more conceptual and application-based, while JEE Main focuses on speed and accuracy

*Our JEE programs follow:

Concept-based Live & Recorded Classes

Advanced Practice Sheets + PYQs

Topic-wise & Full-length Tests

Mock Analysis & Performance Reports

Doubt-Solving & Concept Booster Sessions*

*We blend:

Expert faculty with 15+ years’ experience

Smart dashboards with performance tracking

Advanced analytics for test improvement

Parent-mentor interactions

Support for both CBSE boards + JEE in an integrated model*

Yes. I-WIN offers online JEE coaching to students in the UAE, Gulf countries, and across the globe with time-zone aligned live classes, test series, and mentoring.

*Yes. Our team supports students with:

JEE Main & Advanced registration

College prediction & choice filling

Counseling rounds (JoSAA, CSAB)

Admission documentation support*

I-WIN offers a dual-track strategy:

JEE Main Focus – Speed, accuracy, PYQs, mock tests

JEE Advanced Focus – Concept mastery, multi-step problem solving, revision camps

Performance dashboards, test analysis, one-on-one mentoring

Full guidance for JoSAA, DASA, CSAB counseling and documentation

Yes. NRI (Non-Resident Indian), OCI (Overseas Citizen of India), and PIO students are eligible to appear for both JEE Main and JEE Advanced provided they meet the academic and age eligibility criteria.

*No.

IITs do not have any NRI or foreign quota — only regular students qualifying JEE Advanced can get admission.

NITs, IIITs, and SPAs offer DASA quota (Direct Admission for Students Abroad), which is for NRIs and foreign nationals — based on JEE Main ranks (from 2021 onward).*

The DASA (Direct Admission of Students Abroad) scheme allows NRI/OCI/foreign nationals to apply for admission into NITs, IIITs, and other participating institutions using their JEE Main scores (SAT Subject Tests were discontinued in 2021). DASA quota has separate application and higher fee structure. I-WIN provides full DASA counseling support.

Yes. NTA provides international JEE Main exam centers, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Muscat, Doha, Riyadh, and others. For JEE Advanced, select centers are available abroad — Dubai is a common choice. I-WIN supports students in choosing the right test center and handling the logistics.

Required documents include:

Valid passport

Class 10 & 12 certificates

Citizenship/Residency proof (for DASA)

OCI/PIO card if applicable

Photograph and signature (as per NTA specs)

I-WIN helps you upload and verify all documents accurately.

For general JEE admissions (IITs or NITs through JEE ranks), students must register for JoSAA counseling like Indian students.
For DASA admissions, students must apply through the DASA portal separately, pay in USD, and participate in a separate round of counselling.

For DASA quota:

Tuition fee is approx. USD 8,000–10,000 per year
Some NITs offer a CIWG (Children of Indian Workers in Gulf) category with reduced fees (similar to Indian students)
IITs follow regular fee structure (₹2–2.5 lakh/year) — no separate NRI quota
I-WIN provides a full fee planning and document checklist for NRI admissions.

At I-WIN, we provide end-to-end support for Gulf/NRI students including:

Time-zone aligned live classes

JEE Main + Advanced specific test series

Concept-focused recorded lectures

DASA + JoSAA counselling assistance

Exam registration, travel advisory, and document help

One-on-one mentoring for performance improvement

Yes for NITs via DASA/CIWG, but No for IITs

For IIT Admission (via JEE Advanced)

No relaxation or separate cutoff for NRI, OCI, or Gulf students.

Admission to IITs is purely based on JEE Advanced rank

All students (Indian or NRI) are treated equally in JoSAA counselling

IITs do NOT participate in DASA or have an NRI quota

Same eligibility, same cutoff, same rank requirement as Indian students

I-WIN Recommendation: NRI students who want IITs must prepare for JEE Main → JEE Advanced → JoSAA, like all Indian students.

For NIT Admission (via DASA/CIWG – for NRI students)

Yes, there is a separate admission scheme with different merit criteria:

DASA Scheme (Direct Admission for Students Abroad) :

Admission to IITs is purely based on JEE Advanced rank

Based on JEE Main score, but cutoffs are separate from general JoSAA round

Many top NITs accept lower JEE Main scores under DASA quota compared to General Category

Fees are higher (~$8,000–$10,000 per year)

CIWG Quota (Children of Indian Workers in Gulf):

A sub-category within DASA

For NRI students whose parents work in Gulf countries (UAE, Oman, Kuwait, etc.)

Same academic eligibility

Much lower fee (same as Indian citizens in NITs – approx. ₹1.5 L/year)

Cutoffs are sometimes relaxed compared to general DASA pool

Seats are limited and only in select NITs/IIITs

I-WIN helps UAE-based parents apply under the CIWG quota accurately with documentation support.